The base at Gun Point was under preparation for almost 5 (i.e. f-i-v-e) years and one building is yet to be erected on site. If the base is further delayed for another five years, what will the Defense Force do about the migrant situation in the interim?
So when ( i.e., period of time) did Mr. Bannister find out (discovered) that firearms are being smuggled into the Bahamas on board wrecked vehicles? I wonder..............are the shippers culpable also? They facilitate the transport of the vehicles on board their vessel(s). So at sometime, the shipper also has possession of the gun(s) and ammo.
Stealing electricity is a common pastime in the Bahamas, especially, on the island of New Providence. If BEC should engage 'detectives' to sniff out the electricity thieves and have all of them brought to justice, a new industry might be born, i.e. private prisons, because HMP would not be able to accommodate everybody.
My people perish because of the lack of knowledge and understanding. Their zeal outstrip knowledge and understanding by a ratio of at least 9:1 . So now the court will make the decision that too many of us are incapable of doing. And I guess, by our standard, even the court is an -ss.
This is stereo-typing perfected. What the writer of the article/editorial has described clearly, is the proof that the imperialists succeeded at their dastardly games of divide and conquer.
Agreed, agreed, agreed; this is uneducated rubbish. Justice must be meted by the judiciary, and certainly not by the executive or legislative branches of government. These complainants are hiding something crucial to the matter at hand. They are attempting to use strong arm tactics to accomplish their goal. Makes one wonder why people from the two great western democracies would employ this kind of tactic. They would rather destroy a local industry than to wait for the wheel(s) of justice to turn; or is it that they have no respect for bahamas? So who needs the trouble mongers? The farther the distance, the better will be the acquaintance. That's all folks.
Observer says...
The base at Gun Point was under preparation for almost 5 (i.e. f-i-v-e) years and one building is yet to be erected on site. If the base is further delayed for another five years, what will the Defense Force do about the migrant situation in the interim?
On Shortage of equipment blamed by Defence Force
Posted 15 August 2013, 1:33 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
The convict should also be flogged by the victim, with an instrument of her choice.
On Man, 64, jailed for sex with girl, 9
Posted 15 August 2013, 1:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
So when ( i.e., period of time) did Mr. Bannister find out (discovered) that firearms are being smuggled into the Bahamas on board wrecked vehicles? I wonder..............are the shippers culpable also? They facilitate the transport of the vehicles on board their vessel(s). So at sometime, the shipper also has possession of the gun(s) and ammo.
On Man granted nolle accused of gun smuggling
Posted 20 June 2013, 11:24 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
But if the activities of the web-shops are legal, then an 'injunction' is not necessary.
On JUST IN: Court of Appeal judges dismiss web shops' appeal
Posted 17 April 2013, 4:25 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Chronologically, this story is incorrect. Check it.
On Murderer jailed for 50 years has appeal dismissed
Posted 27 March 2013, 4:56 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Stealing electricity is a common pastime in the Bahamas, especially, on the island of New Providence. If BEC should engage 'detectives' to sniff out the electricity thieves and have all of them brought to justice, a new industry might be born, i.e. private prisons, because HMP would not be able to accommodate everybody.
On JUST IN: Wrinkle sentenced to jail
Posted 12 February 2013, 3:25 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
My people perish because of the lack of knowledge and understanding. Their zeal outstrip knowledge and understanding by a ratio of at least 9:1 . So now the court will make the decision that too many of us are incapable of doing. And I guess, by our standard, even the court is an -ss.
On 'Injunction granted to web shop operators'
Posted 30 January 2013, 3:14 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
This is stereo-typing perfected. What the writer of the article/editorial has described clearly, is the proof that the imperialists succeeded at their dastardly games of divide and conquer.
On Just who is NIB Chairman Gregory Moss?
Posted 3 January 2013, 5:17 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Dr. Minnis re-iterates continuously that he is the leader of the Free National Movement. Is there a reason for this tiresome monotony?
On Minnis says resignation is no surprise
Posted 12 November 2012, 3:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Agreed, agreed, agreed; this is uneducated rubbish. Justice must be meted by the judiciary, and certainly not by the executive or legislative branches of government. These complainants are hiding something crucial to the matter at hand. They are attempting to use strong arm tactics to accomplish their goal. Makes one wonder why people from the two great western democracies would employ this kind of tactic. They would rather destroy a local industry than to wait for the wheel(s) of justice to turn; or is it that they have no respect for bahamas? So who needs the trouble mongers? The farther the distance, the better will be the acquaintance. That's all folks.
On 'I'll set the record straight over real estate'
Posted 22 October 2012, 4:26 p.m. Suggest removal